There are very real reasons for the export of jihadists from Great Britain. They have been without a homeland for at least the last decade.
October 23, 2014
The 46-year-old hate preacher (click here) made the extraordinary statement when asked if jihadist fighters returning from Syria should have their passports confiscated and be charged under anti-terror laws.
Choudary blasted: "I don't accept British law. If you have a law, you need to apply it universally. These laws are only being applied against Muslims.
"This [anti-terror legislation] is purely being hyped-up to support the bombing campaign that is taking place in Iraq and Syria."
He also spoke of his support for Islamic State (ISIS) and claimed a ban on jihadists returning to Britain would 'alienate' the Muslim community.
He added: "If these guys have actually not committed any crime in England, then why are we stopping them returning?...
What Choudary has in mind is treason. He is part of Daesh even if only implied.
Russia media stated yesterday there are Russian citizens entering Syria as well.
13 April, 2015
In a letter to Met Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, seen by the Standard, he is urged to beef up the force’s response to disruptive rallies led by extremists and “prevent these demonstrations happening in the first place”.
It comes after firebrand cleric Anjem Choudary led a rally outside the gates of Regent’s Park Mosque to promote his “Stay Muslim, Don’t Vote” campaign.
The Met today said it cannot “impose unreasonable restrictions” on Choudary and his followers because of their human rights.
The rally on April 3, which also featured Mizanur Rahman and Trevor Brooks — both convicted for glorifying terror attacks in 2006 and 2008 — led to clashes with far-Right groups the English Defence League and Britain First....
October 23, 2014
The 46-year-old hate preacher (click here) made the extraordinary statement when asked if jihadist fighters returning from Syria should have their passports confiscated and be charged under anti-terror laws.
Choudary blasted: "I don't accept British law. If you have a law, you need to apply it universally. These laws are only being applied against Muslims.
"This [anti-terror legislation] is purely being hyped-up to support the bombing campaign that is taking place in Iraq and Syria."
He also spoke of his support for Islamic State (ISIS) and claimed a ban on jihadists returning to Britain would 'alienate' the Muslim community.
He added: "If these guys have actually not committed any crime in England, then why are we stopping them returning?...
What Choudary has in mind is treason. He is part of Daesh even if only implied.
Russia media stated yesterday there are Russian citizens entering Syria as well.
In a letter to Met Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, seen by the Standard, he is urged to beef up the force’s response to disruptive rallies led by extremists and “prevent these demonstrations happening in the first place”.
It comes after firebrand cleric Anjem Choudary led a rally outside the gates of Regent’s Park Mosque to promote his “Stay Muslim, Don’t Vote” campaign.
The Met today said it cannot “impose unreasonable restrictions” on Choudary and his followers because of their human rights.
The rally on April 3, which also featured Mizanur Rahman and Trevor Brooks — both convicted for glorifying terror attacks in 2006 and 2008 — led to clashes with far-Right groups the English Defence League and Britain First....
